This thread is for the discussion of the language, culture, travel, daily life, etc. of Japan. Let's tark at randam in Japanese and English. Take it easy!
2 of those threads are made by a literal autismo he bumps the thread with posts from other websites like 2ch to make it look like it's active. but janny doesn't know so it's ok
>wasn't Japan's modernization a pure Meiji achievement? yes mostly, but 250 years of sheer tranquility 1. doubled the population 2. expanded agrable land massively 3. increased literacy rate greatly in a word they enriched Japan internally without waging a single war.
and they peacefully opened Edo instead of sperging out and burning it to ashes in the civil war. the modernization would have been, without the basis the Shogunate had founded, far more difficult. Sakoku itself is controversial but all the countries in East Asia practically held the same policy, and of all of them, the precursor of Meiji Japan was doing fairly well. >Prince Eugene l don't know anything about him, despite his origin he devoted his loyalty to Austria? absolutely based then o_o
we will go and eat ramen,and talk in French and Japanese dans la couverture... truly Jow Forums
I’d date a single Japanese mother. Is that weird or attractive to them?
Blake Powell
>yes mostly, but 250 years of sheer tranquility >1. doubled the population >2. expanded agrable land massively >3. increased literacy rate greatly >in a word they enriched Japan internally without waging a single war. I see, makes sense. I never thought of it that way. I knew that Japan had the best literacy rate in Asia in the 1800s, but I never really knew why. So the Shogunate set up a solid basis for the rapid modernization under Meiji... >l don't know anything about him, despite his origin he devoted his loyalty to Austria? absolutely based then o_o Yep, because he resented Louis XIV and his cronies for oppressing him and his family. Louis XIV created one of the most fearful enemies of France just by bullying him as a teenager, and this bitterness led to him becoming Austria's greatest general. So badass.
>we will go and eat ramen,and talk in French and Japanese dans la couverture... Ah yes, you did tell me you'd bring me to a nice ramen place... looking forward to it uwu
>I knew that Japan had the best literacy rate in Asia in the 1800s, but I never really knew why voila fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terakoya >So the Shogunate set up a solid basis for the rapid modernization under Meiji... エグザクトマン. l'm not saying the Shogunate was very enlightened or anything though. some of their social systems were literally ooga booga >Yep, because he resented Louis XIV and his cronies for oppressing him and his family. Louis XIV created one of the most fearful enemies of France just by bullying him as a teenager, and this bitterness led to him becoming Austria's greatest general. So badass. lmao so he literally acted by resentment against Louis xiv? so goddamn based. honestly there still remain many things to know in the French history. >Ah yes, you did tell me you'd bring me to a nice ramen place... looking forward to it uwu yes... honestly ramen in Japan is the only ramen, you'll see how junky and addictive it is... je vais dormir... *cuddles you and sinks my face in your chest* おやすみ...
>fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terakoya Ooh. >lmao so he literally acted by resentment against Louis xiv? so goddamn based. honestly there still remain many things to know in the French history. Yes. The tipping point was when the Sun King refused to grant him a unit, so he just defected to Austria lel >yes... honestly ramen in Japan is the only ramen, you'll see how junky and addictive it is... I can't wait to try. Always wanted to try authentic ramen tbqh... >je vais dormir... >*cuddles you and sinks my face in your chest* >おやすみ... D'accord. C'était très sympathique de pouvoir te parler comme ça, ça faisait un moment... *te caresse les cheveux et les oreilles jusqu'à ce que tu trouves le sommeil* おやすみ
>Yes. The tipping point was when the Sun King refused to grant him a unit, so he just defected to Austria lel Oh and forgot to add that Frederick the Great learned warfare from him. Bonne nuit
ああ これだけ! google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/topics/japan/meiji-restoration the clauses 3) and 4) elaborate what l stated about the solid basis Tokugawa shogunate founded. >The Japanese economy grew significantly during the Tokugawa period. In addition to an emphasis on agricultural production (including the staple crop of rice as well as sesame oil, indigo, sugar cane, mulberry, tobacco and cotton), Japan’s commerce and manufacturing industries also expanded, leading to the rise of an increasingly wealthy merchant class and in turn to the growth of Japanese cities. A vibrant urban culture emerged centered in Kyoto, Osaka and Edo (Tokyo), catering to merchants, samurai and townspeople rather than to nobles and daimyo, the traditional patrons. The Genroku era (1688-1704) in particular saw the rise of Kabuki theater and Bunraku puppet theater, literature (especially Matsuo Bosho, the master of haiku) and woodblock printing.
>The peace and stability of the Tokugawa period, and the economic development it fostered, set the stage for the rapid modernization that took place after the Meiji Restoration. During the Meiji Period, which ended with the emperor’s death in 1912, the country experienced significant social, political and economic change–including the abolition of the feudal system and the adoption of a cabinet system of government. In addition, the new regime opened the country once again to Western trade and influence and oversaw a buildup of military strength that would soon propel Japan onto the world stage.
Honnêtement même moi le Meiji Japon est miraculeux >D'accord. C'était très sympathique de pouvoir te parler comme ça, ça faisait un moment... Espère que tu pourrais parler avec moi en français prochainement. Ainsi on peut devenir plus agréable ! おやすみなさい
>Frederick the Great learned warfare from him Il est à Frédéric le Grand ce que Aristote est à Alexandre le Grand
Henry Butler
ああ、indeed. Thanks for the new perspective mon chou. I'll read the whole article after typing this post. >Espère que tu pourrais parler avec moi en français prochainement. Ainsi on peut devenir plus agréable ! Mm. Je te susurrerai des mots d'amour en japonais et tu me répondras en français... じゃあ、おやすみのキスを君の甘い唇に...
I hear it's around 15. High schoolers are too old.
Kevin Lopez
この画像見たな
Daniel Lee
>unwanted over 35, maybe
I think maybe older women are where you have your chance. Japanese women in their early 30s generally look young And they are more independent than young japanese women Most of them are more forgiving and patient than the young women because they have a kind of inferiority feeling about their age
Parker Mitchell
and saving money
Elijah Rogers
年増女はむしろ、日本のマザコン20代男の狙い目だよ
Joshua Perez
Oh Hell yeah! I like more mature women anyway, so this is good. Or either a girl that I can help by being there for her if she needs someone. Like someone sick for example. Plus I don’t want to taint the Japanese race with my white genes. lol Speaking of race; do you all think that Japan will hit a point where immigration will become a problem, or Japanese not marrying other Japanese? lololol
Which does ポケモン mean, creatures or a series of the video game? I like Pokemon Ruby I've played three of the series. And strangely, I can't think of a favourite creature of Pokemon.
David Thomas
The genius of Jow Forums is here to show you that you're on the right track towards date a single Japanese mother... by consulting me!
>buy dorayaki at some sort of day market >old japanese obaasan walking by smiles at me and tells me in japanese that seeing me eat the dorayaki makes her think it would taste delicious